the wood of the mists and other tales

Your music is awesome, each tract has it's own story
style of soundtrack. You can feel the stories coming alive. Thank you for sharing your great talents.

It's always difficult for me (an ordinary man) to describe, with the written word, how musical phrases can convey a mood and paint pictures. Anyway, I'll try my best to use this text to some effect.

This composition is a highly complex, original and dynamic musical fantasy, employing a diversity of instruments and deserving of the listener's uninterrupted attention.

Closing my eyes, I am transported through majestic misty forests. Soon I'm floating gracefully and weightlessly over beautiful snow-capped mountains. I ride on horseback along the sea shore, accompanied by the sound of seagulls and the sound of the gently lapping waves. I visualize beautiful people in flowing robes. No, I don't do drugs and I've only been drinking water but this music is very intoxicating!

Anyway, enough said. Just get comfortable and let this music take you on your own colourful and romantic journey.

Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Geofra.

A cool misty woods by a crashing sea; a wonderful place for a fantastic adventure. A sad romance.
The tracks on this album all flowed well together as a delightful fairytale should, projecting thoughtful adventure with a hopefully peaceful resolution. This album had lovely melodies, enchanting, provocative and producing vivid mental pictures. The artist used beautiful harmonious guitars, sweet flutes, excellent piano, strings and other instrumentals creating the sweet flowing music that tells the story and paints the picture.
My favorite is the title song with its imperious tempo and apprehensive melody. Whereas "The Marvellous Voyage..." had a more wistful but beautiful tune. The "Hill of the Mourning Crows" was somewhat quiescent at first.
I do agree that you should rethink your cover art as it is a little distracting from the value of the music. It is fine art but doesn't go with the gentle nature of the music in the album.

The ending theme of Marvellous Voyage of Cpt. Knob is, for me,
one of the best movie themes ever.
Great collection of musical fables.

Sorry, I'm probably with a sort of last-year news, but hope that my word wouldn't be out of place.

The album is really excellent. There's nothing left to say. I wouldn't call it too special or musically sophisticated, but it presents a sample of real professionalism both in composing and recording. It makes me believe that Italy is a homeland of music. There are absolutely clear mood and meaning of each track there — from very beginning to the end — and I have no even subtle doubt that all of them are at the right places. The orchestration worths a separate mention — it's perfect as well.

In the whole the album is very, very good; such a soundtrack is quite able to make the film by itself.

My congratulations and thank you.